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THIS HURON SIGNAi.. FRIDAY, MARCH 22 1889.
1.1380.
• DOOM I
'IRIS SPACE BELONGS TO
FRASERZPORT
Look out for their Big Adv rtisem nt nett Welk.
yo
Prices aad Papers to Suit Ev
(Ad,eeus•ssa•t.
header, twig w Leavers • q
AUCTION SALES.
All part idit•:riqg ttirir male Wtls prlr•le1 at
It was dated .m these mimeos . soe•ert tberu«.'e wdaeat• taw Leike Iis.eteal V
time ago that Melds d's System ttouu MN list .p le tlbee time ut sale.
rape would advert., Meett , it ha..rre eautw lass{ km sale by ...caw., seat
7 deme so. I MI mat, ussh3ltK,matt t•• hot. ' ball „f lot 14, coni. 7, Wet it awamwh,
bee• .doer" ed •" • where outsrdr di 1 ltd, acre*, cerate of late John Yowler, at
liudeti•b, hos goo.. rt• (at" "ebb fat Martie'. hate; in the villain, of tlotwptu-
wd beer sod Iwo soil a„d'w.dely kttttwu itsoy• us Tuesday March ?nth, Ito*. at 1
the potboiler is, the ..Ku•.4t lie u..unlry..u'ciuok p. ut. Jolts Mallvuib, aucuou
It will pay
i ,ostut.• Isar ,i,st'byre is iso etb•r a•r.
teal
a,..
d'p the parrot. d l ..ytlQ,tt r r systema 1 bei acres/if eh..iee land sur sale by
renovator- fry it it yqu err sl,••d, eke i.memos Lr. half of W. hall lot 5, ccs 11.
.only way to teat its ,uerutr Ju.t think
of where tuts med.onte tooted its way to
the tick and afflicted, phydraliy and
tseutal.y :-D.•„ta, At eu•t.. 1km-•us
Atsssotn i,
;.tlth.,ruia, it.utah Cuiutebia, Mauls tit.
Alarm, (A
re, Mo Wean, rtrett, I:'urt Arthur,
Atte um, A1usk..k.. end seteral lists .d
the I'ruvu.re ••f `I.eb"c,aud Is she tow.,
ut Mail flat,
maps t•.eI
ohe.t,
u•tm),
lj.s,ovi, Iii,:J • 1.,r. tl.. match, Rib peri,
t'esk.r•uu4., t. •..rr. MIAl!•,v, Hu!-
art, tits, , M .. i s. w res.h, t u[.•ss,
K.slws, t; ..►.tick, C I,or ne, A •ou..it,
Menu, K,s i t.mtre, thee., Muserro,
yeti S Jei,hani,
r. x.. Kamm K,.stusky:
NO OLD TRU
Everything Right to Suit Purch
Ore'. North-st. and Square, Central Telephone
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OM -
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Newsletters from Correspon-
dents. and Other Items.
_T.
Liwreeal► Vises. .f the Omani, sews *err-
ed up Lauth Readers .r ••rbe signal"
rua avid reline flipped aad ('.a -
.:rased rrwe every Settles.
Mr Jeees.rwin. of
Portage Ls Prairie ••::
luck.
A McKellar. who L
the winter months to I
Perms la Prairie, Mat
An employee at Bei
ore, Wroghaue, marred
the past two week,.
that, is it!
The family of Isaac
will shortly remora
Mi Ito erson now is.
Anthomy Simple and Freak Ia►i;ram, adorably better.
Morris, left for Manitoba be 'dans., 0,0 Colvin sr. and
Others will folks next milk; quite poorly this eta
Harry Dennis, a ht.rsM• maker of over SO years of age
Brussels, has seat no less then 12 sets ofI over 50 year tiro.
hares.s to Manitoba and the Northwest J U Ronald, Br
this winter, with intending settlers.I his beet double engin
List week Mr S Eagleson and wife,
Hayfield, aoc..mpanied by Mies Lime
H.gerii,returned to their Utk,ta ho,ue.
This week Mr luhu Wills and sister did
ligew Ise.
At the last meeting of the township
moiled, of Grey, the salary of the collec-
tor was re -considered. l'he amount was
fixed at $100 and Donald McLauuhliu
was re appoiuted.
Messrs Scott Bros., Seaforth, shipted
nine carloads of apples, numbering 1,570
barrels to Liverpool on Wednesday. Mr
James Scott accompanies the shipment
to the old country market.
J. J. Ball, Grey, uii•pesetl of a trim,
4 year ell, :tonere: perpmits mare, this
week, to Adam F•,rlx •, of Manitoba, for
the rum of $150. The por.haser will
take a car had to the west with him next
week.
Mr .1. T. Ireland, who has been a stu-
dent in the Dental Surgery with Mr 11',
J. Foal, of Seafutth, for the past two
years has pawed his total examination
at r un -mo, and is lime a full tl.sdseti
Jun. H. Semen, your.gewt son of Rev
M. Swann. •,f Brussels, has named his
final examination at the Dental College,
fae
standinr well in a Iona hat cf
stud-
ents I1• talks of locating In British
Columbia.
Albert Gerry, wife and daughter,
Brussels, left for the West last Tuesday.
on the noon train. They iuter.d to
farm and will locate near iedian lime!
where W. A. Fisideigh, Mrs B. Gerry'.
brother has resided fur years.
week. It was really $
mechanism, and will
Brussels factory.
A five mile skating r
the rink Monday nigh
tweet), Win Anoer, •n
chempiou of Huron. t•
Anderson eon
Alex Delgattv, Gr•
farm, on coo. 12, to
Klllop, fur a term of
rends retracting to t
airing, locating pro
'Jaw.
John Gentles, Kms
er, purchased a h
from Janes !11cD..n
ship. this week.
8170 The mere w
He also bought twee
O'Neil, Brussels.
Mr Jas Little, .,f
f,.rmarly of McKill
trait log friends in
left for his loons
understand Mr L.
oessfui in Dakotr, a
arnaseinl considers
goods. He likes th
Charlie Burgess,
about sixteen, an
Coieu Furniture Fa
fortune to have the'
hie right hand badl
He was running a
knife caught on a
was planing, and is
the board his h
to the knives.
Mr and Mn Hilbert Thompson and
eon, Brussels. left this week for Mani-
toba, where Mr Thompson intends an.
gaging extensively in (arming. Fred
Manning went along. We wish them
every success in their new home.
Last Mt nday David Agar, Zed con.,
Merits. crossed that bourne from where
no traveller returns, and was buried on
Wednesday. This is the last of the fami-
ly as the ether member. died • rear or
so ago from a bad attack of dysentery.
The manufacture of the flax crop M
1888, in connection with the Brawls
flax mill, will be about somplelded this
week. The market is dull. Our flax
mill is • tip-top industry affording em-
ployment to a large number of hands,
The Brussels i's,'t says :-tlumebody
is paying too close attention to the
clothe, lines of souse Brusselites and the
thief need not be surprised if he carries
home • charge of buckshot in the base-
ment of his pants if the stealing is eon -
twitted.
Mr John Peacock, Javier' own, intends
leaving for Manitoba in • tow days Mr
Peacock is • steady and industrious
young man, and his leav,ng to another
proof of the fret that Manitoba and Da-
kota are fast draining Ontario of the
cream of the province.
James R. Rallawtyne, who has Moe
away i. Wienipew. for about three years,
came home on Friday availing of last
week, on • brief visit. He left for the
west on Tuesday noon., int •ndmg to W.
his furter'"
on the Pacific coast.
wish him success.
Mr S. [(atheist', rf Ootlerieh town
ship, states that while he was at work in
the hush about • month ago, he heard
some birds chirruping. aid being curious
to find net whet they were, made s•, is-
restigatu..r, awl foetid quite • Ilia of
h
r lBena
thing as his is
rsMnarsry, bnewer tar knew o f in Caned•
befoe6<
Another "•ire' '.1 pw.nee• rut this
anenty, tw the penmen of Mr 14.M Mc-
Lean, of the Mill Rand, Teeltereewith,
has pooled away it the gond awe of 71
years. H. died on Moeda, last, after a
*bort Mee. of inflammation of the
limes. He was an .•bligene nstehhee, a
kind friend sed • good eit/iea twill had
many warn), friends who deeply regret
hieldestb.
THE
BREADSTUFFS
Osderfeb
Goon
Wheat
Now, p bbl.. ... . ...
Pram. p bush .
Barley, S bush
Potatoes. i bush {{
Ha). w ton ......:..:3
Butter O. .. ...
tic...unt>aacken
Cheese
Shorts. P toe
Bran P toe
Chopped {Stuff, to owt
Kr eeelap.
H
now
Fa. Wheat new and
spring W bast
Harley
shot. ......•
Apples, legit/tart per.
Potatoes . .
i;oirdwssa
Reed ..-....
Wool. `
Pork ...• /
lesNewd case.
B.isina.s today was gnlet wil, *malt II b
I ast aad oaly a gmet denoted. Recdtl -
•ed prtcee wertr as follows
Moatresst. VIM a Ysani. 177 caths, ex.
port to to Ito per lb. butcher.. 11 to le ; U
rbeep. t so (4e; 7 Wows. tt fe Ste: n calve►
to M each.
RsaTsw.v A RATTOIX Karattie3 to is err
lb.: ISO naives* toile sack : s lambs $3 to
M each.
Mororwast. Arise a y Aare The reunipts of
lire stock for week radler Marek Wk. IOM.
wore as follows
Cattle. Stier, Hoes. ('alves.
-- St I Is
twit over frog
pew. see week ft
Total roe emelt Om Slt t is
(Ill head ter sale (1
Press were as teHMws e'tittle. expert. t le
rte, d• betebws'. gond. 31 to W_. do butchers
medium. 1 to 11r de butchers runs. ,t to mc:
sl te Ns•: s`esp. t to tie. ealvee. H to gi
R.,ivesiw Asarrtutt Novelpts ter the wink
app tate*" prices were is rattle. 3 u lc. 0
lute,
$3 u M each: Its calve•, $1 to Ow
each.
Cep Mammy Reselp' for use w
awl latest ertee's were Me mach wan, PO
to OM: 1111 eel res. Mt* M seek.
18
E D.. Asttbeld. uoetsrtting 50 aures of
loud, at Man il,'• hotel, Dungannon, on
Fnday, March 2ifs.J, at 1 11.01 C. p s.
Joe Mallulirh, auctioneer.
Th. Warden 11 Bruce Ma r•ae i t ed a ls' -
ter from Lieut Col. Pallet, deputy Minis-
te• of the Militia lin d Ihlfence,to the sled
that the request oP'lhe Cot tdy I aw::ell
ratio petiti..nrd the Depart 'tient to have
two in.a iii aurin (..tined its Brute
has hewnTefueed. giving as • reas.'n that
ii is nut the policy to isereas• its
• rri.g' h r t the force at uremia:
Few TAILO__111301
(IENTLElltsx,—I am now in a i►oeition to in-
vite
viae vtxt to *elect, your Suitorvercolat, l
They canoe ra-'
beveral hundred new patterns':
eentty—latest designs—striking figures, quiet
coloru,Plaide.Stripeo,Cheeks and mixtures. You
can ase several hundred patterns in wally half
minutes, and you'll have an easy choice. They
sure to please, and are made to weasure with the
best of care. Prices moderate.
travelling t wuiae.
ging
$a MacOormac.'
AAArEFVL-COIIlThaTllt6.
EPPS'S COCOA.
111411A PAST.
a thorough knowledge of t natio&
..B
COM RAW. !LL['ST R. -I // / .'1 lc; .\'AL—.S'P'AR.
. 4t the personal superinten.lence of A. E. Oahe three of tvhirh are striven b.% steam Lotter.
who has been all his life interested in the The .present handsome edition of Tim
lousiness to which Ile -ilea' uevotes his at• ILI.t'STRATEI►SII;NAI.-STAH i. fair h •tin, •nt
tention. The Fust -►ling t nowand I tsl to Lim exce•Ilenee of THE SD:\.11. printing
Ilk•p•.t is one of the solid institutisu.s of the facilities, as the entire edition is the work
trait n1111 de.,•rv.•s the large triple which it of its pressroom. Politically the paper is
has acquiredan independent Reform journal. k fearless
and outspoken, ant is auli•••rt lent to no
THI':HURON S11:\.A1.," party or clique.
I►. Nrm;II.I.Is't'IiIil, Paow'ItiETomm.
A rr•\•IeW of the Mai tries of t its ulerieli DANIEL IJOR1)11\
wind(' iittiett! be illtouaplet.• if it failed to FI'RNITI'RS DAAL`S AND UNDERTAKER.
eontaut a reference to THE Ili -mos $lux.tt.. The Iurnitur+e entporiots, coteIttetesl 61'
which, for the 'Nast forty ye:tr. awl more, 1). Conlon was eatsbl'tithed over forty years
has been a pioneer of pr1►gre-s in thelerich. ago, and in the yearn that have intervened
I•:•tnli1i.htsl in Int'+ liy the late Thomas has•always been the trailing establishment
\let ju.•en. it at utter t,uuk rank with the of its kind in the town. The prertlittcs oli
' f....tan.-.1 Pr..vitwiel f+taperi.raielc though in West _reef, near the Bank .•f Bente ewe
it• I.etate career it itai'unilergolle changes the mist commodiousill (i,.•lertfh, 411/ the
and ciel..itude.. it hits count through the on stock carried is the largest in the cos y.
%tith eittirn,,s• tittall.stesl. energy
in•Iiminia.s••1, an•t i,,,.r uniutp►air-
t Tss,lay it stan•l, in the front
rook of ('au,tllian eountry jour-
nalises feint a literary standpoint,
'awl Inas at it- command the most
eerf••s-t 'n•ch:tltie:al facilities of all
11:,- Till ••. i', Httrul., Perth and
t:rnt'. In it. eearlier years THE
Si'.‘ tI. Is:l•I, iilft• theist othercoun-
tr't ut•w.gsaiter.. of that l.eriai,
oe.ttoy changes of proprietorship.
t
hi 11r. Mcqueen's retiring in li.`4.2.
ie t suet• saes) I►y George and
John Cox, Nicholls & Cox, J. W.
Keys and then McQueen again re-
sumed- control. He aft,—ward,
•iislsssell of the office to W. T. & G
Cox, wit.' were sUcceeded
smith,
and the)• in turn silt! out
to J.J. BelI, now editor and pro-
prietor (Aloe Brockville Recorder.
Ile wa•smeee.•.ltst IIs' Allan & Dick-
son. After the lamented death of
Mr. Dickson by drowning. Mr.
Allan secured ro. partner in Mr.
Gissing, formerly of the. Woods-
tock review. all. ttl.e IH,'tnexs was
r-.m.lttt-t«•1 4+y them until Sept: i.
Ism), when McGillicuddy Bros..,
formerly of the Brussels Post, as -
slimed (ontr.: of THE SIGNAL.
ti itlt the nelt-.•nt of the new pro-
prietors rr .radical change was
mutt• in the ' get-up" of the jour-
nal. The "A -
Wel the Unite twelern
r -qua;;.' forth Wit. ..hlpitWl : a time
Title new outfit of t pe Was pup.
ehaw'tl: additional !Intl improved machinery Everything in the furniture anal upholster -
was plowed in the pres.rsntsn : n full torps of ing line can ler haul sit the establishment.
eoonty corn sp wle•tut. '.in% wtrmrwl : std anti the prices are %owls that no oth,•r !mune
THE SI/GNAl. I,tyvllne, from istt"lu ugr;aphieni can enter into successful competition.- A
unti literary strait!..uimt, a on odd local news sp.tc•ialty is made of funeral equipments,
paper IVO;Mr. Thomi•a. Mel :illi..udt . nnil as the ( ropli• tor is one of the oisiext
• th.• junior moettilelr of the firm. retired from and most exgx•ti: need funeral 'trcete►rs in
the I,tt.im'.s, tQ ut'es•pt the position of otii- the• Province, all w.►rk in that lune eon Ira-
vial-I.-ne►grapin-r. in the ( )ntnrio Bonito of entrusted to hint with the utast perfect stun•
Imdil.tries, and re••i^u•••1 fronm the staff of ti.lenct•. Over thirty years ago Mr. I:orate'
'flit: ser11AL Since. that tante the entire luroitghtto this section the first hearse ever
control of the .journal has been in the meal in• the West, and since that time has
Lewis of the present proprietor. Mr. 1). Mc- been foremost in introducing the latest mp-
t.illiemlldy. and the .prospe•rott career of. ',fiances snd intpr►ve•nlents in every breech
' Tile. Snow. ham emit Oohs 1 1)uring the of the lousiness which he sugx•rintents. Mr.
prat year a nele engine has been added to f:or.lon is one of our od lest and nt.itt .••t.•e•;m-
the pressroom, equipment, awl the other sal residents, having livid in I:sslerich .ince
applinuces for turning. out first clans job .hilly, 1M34i. He was born in Aberdes• i,
work have also been -improved. Thi• press- Sr•otland, and when a tail came to America
room inane of the most complete outside a ith his parents They first nettled. i•l the
of the cities.. awl contain. four press{•.. • - I'nit.sl States, tint in the year als.►ve•
hauled they removed to lusslt•rieh, where
M r. Gordon has since n•.i1lell. lb• has taken
as active interest in the material progress
of the town anti has spent luoth time and
nt h in various efforts (o develop it•
THE 1)OM I \ 11)\f'SA LT WORKS,
,NrtENtl hll►1►, JR., PKm►NNItT0e.
The 1►otninitss $.i It Works are isit'late•i
adjacent to the (tram' Trunk Railway
station, anal are carritsl on in a building 300
feet IT 113. The pan is 120 x 2(1, wherein
,all grates of common, coarse anal fine salt
are made. It has a capacity of 200 bble
per slay, anti warehouse rsx►ut for 10000
tibia1 Adjoining the salt block its a dairy
-1tiil1
.of large capacity, tuanufat:turing dairy
salt on an entirely new principle from any -
•hint -r hitherto ntanufactursl in Canada.
The works are run night awl slay
anti empl7iy -twenty-five skilled
men. Atj.irting the slerriek
w'hers•fro t, the brine is pumtlreol, i.
it saw quill and stntefactory, where
the prints pint for nil the 'barrels
used in Ow -silt trate is made.
111r Kidd as manager of the
Itot.•►iiriti.• o a I Salt Works, the
,gar;;• .f emporium Ill Canada, for
..•curd c. rte-. ant is thoroughly
q.eris nee•l in and eottvt•riaant
wit 1, all debark in the management
•t a .alt works tar saw mill.
I HF; (;01)ERICH FOUNDRY,
1:I'Ni•IN.AS B10 ss, t'Itf'PIt1ETtills.
Tire I isslerirh Foundry and Ma-
chine \%'..rks have been un'Ivr the
proprietorship of Ituncititan Brew.
for the past hive year., and during
tltiit, time have done a steady azul
_ro '. ing business. The principal
work is the bttilting of Hour mill
machinery in the latest improved
system, lout all work in general
seas hitierr is also attetlrleil b. and
promptly turnrsl out. no. Hur-
for.i Bolt t Amrrita npatt'nrt l mann-
rs .tore fi tet ti brie, is claimer! ls.
Is' the bet in America, being the
oily round reel with l.rush work.
ing't.n insitle of cloth. They also
eutiufaeture farming implements.
.melt pis I:niin ('rashers, Horse --
1'o w e r s. Straw ('utters. Land
!hollers. kc. Having .+wruresi the
otTHEtT ag••ney of the Doth• Engine C.►.,
Toronto, they arein a p.ssititm b►
supply (•:,stlEiwrs writs their iilpprsrvesl
engines an I It oilers, all sixes, at rnanufaetur-
er's price's
"TIIEJIl'HII\ ST£.IM 1'RlXrlNs: Hong:, Ns►HTH
.1 'NI Ms'IEO1),
SlA7f1'FAETl'RI.H tit' THE SYSTEM HENOt'ATo'N
A\ It N I.Eolis ?WWI TIC.
is known throughout a large section of
1►ntitrio as " the ole 1)ua•tor. Ile has a well
fittusl and extensive 1116)r140ry on Newgate -
street. in a hi.•h he manufactures a medical
preparation which he rails " The System
1teaocntor." 1t has a wislee• sale. marling
from the Eastern t'tos"usces to List' Ntwthweet
Territories. awl even into the auljl.ining
States, preying that it is really a meritorious
aid to hertlth. He alter manufactures
Mt•leeosl's Spss'ific, another valuable pre-
paration. this• sale of which is also quite large.
wtllMST SUO
WORLD'S EXPOSITION, SSW
O.R.A..
MIA in competition rrtt the
pianofortes of Rump, and Anti etea. The
site U.S. l.tereattonal Model ewer award•
Id to a Canadian pian ofortef• oleo Medal
and [llp1area a0 the Colo.taa and Indian
Kxbihitlon, Louisa. Eng.. 150 with the
taproom honor d papplyi ri 18ur
the Quem with a rN,,..asoh•
ssleeted dy Bir Arthur flatness.
Illustrated Catalogue, tortes aad turas.
v+r' Wades Wads t Cs.,
• e.aew•rea.a.
«A tet. mei enured K • 00011111110
Peat •v, at re M eataMOM.stripe
Wines, Liquors, ilio
ron BALK WY
G. H. PARSONS
!IM AI.WTOiftlll OCR. QODWC0
. e.
IN BUTCHER SHOP I
KINGSTON STREET,
Ir.W W Crabb'. file!.
ass. flWI Imo to ssa o.ee that liev.
•usee a Datetea Ship at the
m.. (peer tie of a
MN woadS.
ath vpateemu the pimple et
' ea
aad esewd meats ars be kept .w
Oh •AlSrArTioN Or 4R A NR[n.
BEI. WITH,
tm Pun era IMO,.
tee
I. 0. aa .aaass fasdHl.a.
Mall orders will twelve prompt attest
Weeks s Opp. O. T. E. stall...
A. Repave promptly attended to
P.O. BOX 881
IOW
OARLINWS
ALE & PORTE]
CARLING'S BAVARIAN
UGH (Bottled)
Per ttsl. by
G. H. PARSON1
fist A1.RIOl1 sLOC1L. OODRRiCH.